He creates a distinction between what he says and what he really means, and he causes the reader to distrust the narrator.
The Sonnet XLI by Elizabeth Barrett Browning was built around a Central Paradox. The speaker was at one point talking about life, and then she talks about death and how ironic it was on how these two came about. She describes the two as if they are one, life and death.
1) Mistaken Identity and/or Misconceptions
2) Reason versus Emotion
3) Fate and the Fantastical
4) Idyllic Settings
5) Separation and Reconciliation
6) Happy Endings
Answer:
Web diagraming
Explanation:
I think that web diagramming is more of a writing strategy not a reading one. However I am not 100% sure! I'm sorry! I hope you get the correct answer!
“Along the ramparts plumed and pallid,”
